Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-30
FRoTHY FORAKER.
o-no- of Ohio Thinks He has
fhe u..d Bigger Presidential Boom
slai thsp John Sherman's.
Men Exp.c: to Make Things
fbt g. o. in. ST. louis Next Month.
We" Washington Interviews

e. LOUIS, Mo, Aug. 29.-specisls
81 +~seling, W. Vs., give the follow
tton "r on the Grand Army Incl
ias c. stcb occurred there last week. The
:sa. ". ard feryi end impromptn
I;n' a.se.e between Governor Foraker
pm c sy wilson is still the uriver-
sn' NC II conversation in ell quarters
s. .Scitr, The opinion is well nigh
i 'D- s among experienced political OBJ
s1.'s. s.a.+ the wordy combat in which
:s.Fe.ss: ssrr;nculshed orators was engaged
;:sss ,nesut By Foraker TO
IS; me tocsin for the bat
:o1'.1 ga and to outline the plan
IL q r r the Republicans propose to
s?2a w.. w. 8ghti1g 1t is charged by the
i3Ice lat. ~ Ins. Foraker came here with
I'141S.scb cut and dried and vainly
!; far q favorable opportunity of
81 down the gauntlet until tie
:ji! ..ors aroused blythe Cleveland banner
So shoBeG him 6 chance which he
t,. .s ay,ila1 himself CT TO once
- arouse stCI-Oho4 HN'e az mug lhe
gov r - unaergsIment to the breeze.
--0o.! ,,-s words Of most eXtravagsnt
Wv an. ans SIS TO his political fortune.
.''z-ord :.i is being asserted that his
j '.tsn+fsl boom mas grow il single
- mammoth and rational proper
~ RI. tast i: is of mushroom char
~.-.; mainly visible 20 81! bu. very few
W.. - Foraker LEFT for Columbus
D. saturday and was attended to
- :spo. 5y a squad Of very
....rs.sstic Republicans Governor VIII
-. for Charleston Saturday night.
~ 46ng1.v agat with Foraker aud other
@...n9,f5sns who Jumped on him hss won
n. ~, him The solid and hearty support of
y. y. nsmocratF, and lis nerve and pluck
:. - universally recognized. Both Gov
NV. announced before leaving that they
Ind seek an early opportunity to meet
,-.in fore me public, and it IS expected
- civ during the presidential cam
-,rr wjr be tae scene OF 2 lint debate
--'c1 viii far eclipse that OF Friday.
S-~e Grand Army men IN this vicinity
= even those Of Pittsburg are showing
'#.a1s;ti0l 70 hedge on the Clevclan2
mel incident but the msj Jrity are un-
ling il taeir attitude ana are talking
5V,st thev viii do st s.. Louis next
---,s IN s way that indicates, thst 8 lively
.-4 is il 6toTe for the Mound City.
l3..ostca from Washington referring to
i -. ss9e natter, sAys the recent demon
rn-foD Of 9. 4. Z. men ar Wheeling,
ms,es quite : sensation here, and has
In me suffice OF much comment. 1t
sns general opinion that the action
re veterans il to be deplCred
'toasl J. B. Burke, commander OF
ns-sr.ment e the Potomac GFsnd Army
tte Republic, said TO correspond ent
t., evening: 81 have seen the tele-
-y,;c reports published in the newspa-
". 2ut have received 10 other news on
Z. subject, There ere perhaps two sides
a.e question, and the point which I re-
ri IS most prominent is the action Of
K N-tes WHO suspended the banner in
= Inc Of the veterans march.
s reFhsps natural that since
Ia s.. Louis episode the rank snd
1. Of the 6. A. Il should
TN, with feelings not entirely
ris,, say attempt to IDENTITY
:: Piesids;c with their organize
d. This occssioD WIS { soldiers at
d. THIS tac. vas understood, and l
E- no doubt that the parties VINO hung
Z 1snneT anticipated the result which
aGsi The action Yves purely
-g2.'ous, and cannot bee too
asisy corienned. | % not think
.:0.tisEs knew that the line Of march
md take them 5eGeath the banner
II. /, had been reached. Then the
lc.ls q he most iInDulsive were
loved, sld tie line broken"
q regret exceedingly" continued
oe BMke, "that the occurrence
mi aS,e happened, and l thiak l
c1 the sentiments of the great
aE,y 81 the members Of the organi-
l1.2. On tRis occasion however
III lie sC,i0n Of O few not heads hes
I'll criticised as deliberate and well
. '.leT5d intent Of the Grand Army OF
s&ql0.lc - & body. The many have
/ Slc0njemaed for the faul. OF few"
! Prominent Democratic Official said
Grand Army of the Republic men
h.es crest mistake in following the
81 few impulsive members. They
j. sSc. he country 10 regard them Gs
q s-!ae pst-i0ts, and yet they allow them
. s7tS 10 be led into gross insult to the
I Il Executive of the land. Thi;
9 &ole mas lest 20 them much Of tht
--le1ce OF The people.